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ItachiUchiha:
But remember anything can happen in Nigeria, however EFCC is not known to be sensible, even in law courts, they believe in media trial as they cant win anything legally anywhere

Malawian:
Innoson collected loan from GTB under 22% interest rate and also deposited a collateral, used the loan to import stuff, now pls tell me, how does the goods imported with the loan he collected and was paying for with interest, now become the property of GTB?

ItachiUchiha:
A bank importing motorcycle spare parts? CBN is dead!

At the end of the day EFCC trying to covet her ass will mess GTBank up..


CBN wake up to ur responsibilities, GTBank now import and sell Motorcycle spare parts contrary to your regulations.

EFCC is a silly organization like every other government agency.

I'll never forget how the EFCC investigator on a cettain IT case was a business administrator and the accused was teaching him IP and subnetting because hr had no clue and kept asking what is that IP thing you people are talking abt.

Square pegs in round holes.

DeLaRue:
According to the Information Sheet, GTB was the consignee - meaning, the goods legally belonged to GTB (the lender) and only upon satisfaction of certain terms of the lending agreement between GTB and Innoson would GTB authorise the release of the goods to Innoson.


So, if the facts are correct, and Innoson went behind GTB and used forged documents to facilitate release of the goods, then this is serious.

It's now up to EFCC to prove these charges.

marooh:
Na now EFCC get ground to fight!

Una fight Capital oil finish....now na innosson!! All the ibo entrepreneur's done suffer for efcc..

All I know is that they purposely do this to weak ibo prominent biz men, because this are the men that will supply biafra machine gun for Biafra war 2....

But they never know say we have Amadioha

DeLaRue:
Now this is serious.

QMNIX:
Exact message I passed acrossed you are still fuming about. Every day police men/woman and SAR brutalized poor people but it is not an issue. So why should I lose my sleep because innocent wife was slapped. She should sue the officiers without making a fuss about it, that is what learned people do and not making noise without proof. All these noice is to wept up sentiments. I am almost sure when these storms blows over Innoson and GTB will going to do business.

Amen Estate' on the outskirts of Lekki in Lagos, Babatunde O. Gbadamosi, wrote the following:
"I have studied the case. I am going to withdraw ALL my funds from Guaranty Trust Bank tomorrow morning".

Okoyeeboz:
It is those living slightly below poverty line that are rushing to close their kobo accounts. Those who matter don't make noise.

Let them close their accounts please. At least, the queue would reduce.

Amen Estate' on the outskirts of Lekki in Lagos, Babatunde O. Gbadamosi, wrote the following:
"I have studied the case. I am going to withdraw ALL my funds from Guaranty Trust Bank tomorrow morning".

agabusta:
Continue exposing your ignorance on a public forum.

Amen Estate' on the outskirts of Lekki in Lagos, Babatunde O. Gbadamosi, wrote the following:
"I have studied the case. I am going to withdraw ALL my funds from Guaranty Trust Bank tomorrow morning".

letusbepieces:
#BOYCOTTGTBANK CONTINUES

agabusta:
GTB is one of Nigeria's best banks. A top leader in banking innovation and technology.

They are only going up, no where down. Stop dreaming.

charliboy654:
Ibos don't really have sense, u guys have forgotten that ur fellow ibos work in gtb, if the bank is to shut down, ur people will still suffer it.

oderemo:
Keep quite. Go and read the case file and come back here.
Nothing abt. Relocation said, ok.

32-year old banker arrested for beating his wife to death in Lagos



Olaoluwa Adejo, a 32-year-old bank worker has been arrested for the death of his 28-year-old wife, Maureen, at their home on Peluola Street, Oworonshoki, Bariga, Lagos State.

Olaoluwa was alleged to have tortured his wife of five years with a belt, as well as cutting her with a machete. Their 5-year-old son, Richard, who witnessed the incident, said that his father also forced a local insecticide, otapiapia, down the throat of his mother.

“My daddy beat my mummy with a belt; machete her here (shows arms), machete her here (shows legs). He used the belt on her here (points at face); forced my mummy to drink otapiapia (insecticide). My daddy took my mummy away.
My daddy said my mummy should get out of the house. My mummy said no. In the night, my daddy woke my mummy up and said, ‘Mosquito is too much, let me go and buy otapiapia’. My daddy forced my mummy to drink it. She shook her head. She vomited.

My daddy slapped my mummy. My mummy did not do anything to him. My daddy gave her one blow. My daddy kicked her. Small blood came out. My daddy slapped her, kicked her, machete her, blow her, and put otapiapia in her mouth and in the food,” Richard said.
The victim’s mother, Mrs. Kate Jonathan, explained that her daughter had moved out of her matrimonial house five days prior the incident and was living with her but decided to return for a party at the children’s school. She said her daughter never returned alive.

She said she reported the case at the Station, where she was told that the suspect had already reported that his wife committed suicide by taking local insecticide, Sniper.

It was gathered that Olaoluwa had already deposited the body of his wife in the Gbagada General Hospital mortuary and had allegedly gone to obtain court documents to enable him to bury her, before he was arrested.

The victim’s mother, Jonathan, who claimed to have visited the mortuary, said Maureen’s body had machete cuts and other torture marks.

The Police Public Relations Officer, SP Chike Oti, said investigations were ongoing into the incident.

Dedetwo:
This is one act of uncultured idiocies some Igbo girls have brought upon Ndigbo.

AnonymousIP:
@VIVIANGIST

The need for peaceful coexistence by all tribes in Nigeria was Wednesday reinforced when Arewa youths in Anambra State signed a peace pact with the Igbo Peace Movement in Awka the capital of the state.

The two youth bodies while signing the pact expressed their unwavering commitment to peace and unity of Nigeria.
In the pact signed at a press conference the two youth bodies also expressed their commitment to an indissoluble Nigeria and urged other youths to emulate them to keep the nation one.

In a communique signed by the President of Arewa Youths in the state, Alhaji Bello Maigari and the leader of Igbo Peace Movement, Ambassador Divine Onyekachi, they stated their resolve to ensure that Nigeria was not plunged into another civil crisis.

They stressed that though there might be valid reasons for agitations in the country by some sections, such agitations must be done through proper procedures.

According to the youths: “Peace and unity of the country are paramount and should supersede every other interest. Nigeria’s strength is in the nation’s unity in diversity and only convergence of efforts from all ethnic groups can make Nigeria reclaim its rightful place in the comity of nations.”

Also the youths acknowledged what they described as the federal and state governments commendable steps towards reassuring Nigerians of the country’s unity as evidenced in the recent visit of some northern governors on a peace mission to the South-East.

They therefore called on MASSOB, Igbo Youth Congress, Indigenous People of Biafra, Arewa Consultative Forum, Northern Youth Congress and Concerned Northerners to do all they could to make the country great.
Ambassador Oneykachi, said that the younger generation must wake up and make a difference in the country by ensuring that peace reigned while his Arewa counterpart, Maigari said the purpose of the meeting was to preach peace among Nigerians.

SOURCE - http://www.viviangist.ng/igbo-peace-movement-and-arewa-groups-finally-reach-an-agreement-to-build-peace-in-nigeria/

CC - Lalasticlala

sarrki:
If him papa born am well let him show face

Hofbrauhaus:
I'd tell my children and my children's children that i was there...I was part of those who struggled to actualize Biafra. I was there when BIAFRA was actualized. I was there,, oh yes, I was there.

Igbos are no longer safe in Nigeria. We need a country we can call home. They have condemned us all as terrorists. We need our own country. And we shall get it in Jesus name. AMEN!

jollymizzle:
I dare say Igbos may eventually win my support and the majority of Yorubas if they can keep this new agitation free of hatred, incitement and of course seek allies. They should learn from the mistakes of Nnamdi Kanu and IPOB and see others rise to stand with them. Most of us don't hate igbos, neither do we wish to see any group marginalized nor subjugated. The time for hate campaign is gone and this time around,it should be about the real issues that affect us and the path we wish to follow be it restructuring or separation.